Prosecutor General’s Office denies reports Kravchenko missing or hospitalized
The Prosecutor General’s Office denied reports on Sept. 5 that Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko was missing after the launch of Operation Carthage or was at a Kyiv clinic, saying he had been at work since early morning.
On September 5, the Prosecutor General’s Office rejected assertions that Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko had gone missing or was hospitalized. The official denied these claims, stating that Kravchenko had been at work at the Prosecutor General’s Office since the early hours of the morning. This denial came after journalist Mykhailo Tkach reported on September 5 that Kravchenko could not be located following the commencement of Operation Carthage.
Independent sources, including Dzerkalo Tyzhnia, had also suggested that Kravchenko was present at a Kyiv clinic. The Prosecutor General’s Office spokesperson, Natalia Baiurko, confirmed through NV that Kravchenko was working at his official workplace on the day of the reports.
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